a TV show I loved (esp season-1) (more)

protagonist of Twin Peaks (more)

"College Binary" posts 3-minute Video-s on YouTube, 1 per Philosopher. (Educational Technology)

Metric of Customer Satisfaction (Experience Quality, Customer Success), instrumented by plans-to-refer. (Hmm, does this predict whether you'll go Viral?) (Life Cycle). Aka NPS. (more)

Dominion Voting Systems Corporation is a company that produces and sells electronic voting hardware and software, including voting machines and tabulators, in Canada and the United States.[1] The company's headquarters are in Toronto, Ontario, where it was founded, and Denver, Colorado.[2] It develops software in offices in the United States, Canada, and Serbia.[3] Dominion produces electronic (e-voting) voting machines, which allow voters to cast their votes electronically as well as optical scanning devices used to tabulate paper ballots... In May 2010, Dominion acquired Premier Election Solutions (formerly Diebold Election Systems, Inc.) from Election Systems & Software (ES&S). ES&S had just acquired Premier from Diebold and was required to sell off Premier by the United States Department of Justice over anti-trust concerns.[25] In June 2010, Dominion acquired Sequoia Voting Systems.[26] In 2018, Dominion was acquired by its management and Staple Street Capital, a private equity firm. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_Voting_Systems

William Hertling sequel to Kill Process ISBN:1942097069 (more)

William Hertling book ISBN:1942097034 (more)

Tantek Celik: 11 days ago I suggested a unified Sent box of everything sent/reacji’d to all Slacks (slack.com) logged-in with the same email. Beyond Slack though, everything you write & send anywhere: txt, chat, email, web. A Universal Outbox of all content you create, including responses. A flat time ordered list of output across mediums. And a source of material to blog. The phrase “Universal Outbox” seemed obvious to describe such a feature, parallel to the idea of a universal inbox that I remember first learning of as a concept from Apple’s AOCE project² in the early 1990s, but called a “single universal mailbox”. Figuring someone must have come up with the idea, I did a web search, and found a minimal wiki page from 2011: UniversalOutbox which did vaguely describe the idea: “a single hub where someone can find all your outbound LifeStreams?” (more)

Dave Winer says I need an outliner to manage my email drafts. In a perfect world I'd be able to plug one in... The ultimate goal is to do all my writing in my favorite writing app, and send pointers to the writing to the other apps, emailers, chat apps, CMSes, there would be only one original, and if I made a change to the original the updates would flow to all the places I sent pointers. (more)

Baldur Bjarnason on Notetaking, Tagged Templates, and How Deno is a Clear Improvement Over Node.js. A while ago, one of my projects (ColophonCards) reached the point where the initial exploratory prototyping had done its job. I’ve figured out an overall technological approach that will be its foundation—and the time came to begin work on its initial version. (more)

favoring the "elite"

GenZers Say Silicon Valley Is Elitist and Exclusive. Can They Build a New System? For young people, breaking into the cutthroat tech industry — or any industry, really — has become far more difficult during the pandemic. In-person networking events and club meetings are on hold (more)

Ben Hunt: The Grifters, Chapter 3 - Election Prediction. The “scores” and the “announcing” and the game itself are a totally distinct thing from the process and dynamic and the outcome of our most important political institution. And they (538) know it. And yet they sell their game over and over again as if it were the real thing. That’s what makes it a grift. (more)

Tantek Celik: Nineteen years ago last Saturday, Kevin Marks & I introduced microformats at OReillyMedia ETech 2004, building on “semantic (x)html”. We named #microformats only after we had established a pattern of real world examples; even our talk proposal was named RealWorldSemantics, and provided examples in that broader theme. (more)

The Murdochs, From Page to Screen. The rise of the Murdochs, the world’s most powerful media family, which was chronicled in a three-part, 20,000-word investigation published in The New York Times Magazine in 2019, had all the right ingredients for a gripping documentary series. (more)

Zvi Mowshowitz: Covid-19 2/16/23: It All Seems Rather Quaint. Executive Summary: Situation continues to slowly improve. Eric Topol even more wrong than usual. All the news is now about AI and Bing instead. It’s going great. (more)

Fox News stars and executives privately trashed Donald Trump's election fraud claims, court document reveal. The messages, included in a legal filing as part of Dominion Voting System’s $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News, showed that Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingraham brutally mocked lies being pushed by former President Donald Trump’s camp asserting that the election was rigged. (more)

Dysfunctional Weirdos Vs Functional Weirdos (more)

Unblocking NetworkSociety; miro map, originally scapple (Jun'2020) - levels (from HugeInvention down to ShitPosting) vs problems (Climate Change, pandemic, BigWorld

EXPOSEDbyCMD: How The Koch Brothers Network Hijacked The War On Covid-19. ...as the Omicron variant began to spread, a small liberal arts school on a tree-lined campus in Michigan called Hillsdale College announced it was launching an Academy for Science and Freedom to “educate the American people about the free exchange of scientific ideas. (Note that not all of their points were wrong, even if they were supporting them for the wrong reason. See (2022-12-22) ZviM Covid 12/22/22 Reevaluating Past Options.) (more)